Language Development In Feral Children

One of the main issues for Feral Children and Language Development is that most feral children are brought up in the wild and they have never learned how to interact with humans. Since the feral children are brought up in the wild, they haven't learned how to speak because they were raised with little or no human contact. The only language characteristics that the children have are from what they have learned from the non-human environment they grew up in, often with only animals for social and developmental models. Since we have learned from the text that the early stages of life are critical to language development, by the time these children are usually found they have already passed the stage where children normally learn language and how